Once heatstroke lasts for more than 2 hours without treatment, the mortality rate is over 90%. Heatstroke in dogs is very serious, very, very, very serious. Once you find a fever, you must take cold water to cool down. Don't let it die for your own reasons. If the temperature is lowered, go to the hospital for rehydration. Don't ignore heatstroke.

Methods to prevent heatstroke in dogs

1. Pay attention to the time you go out: try to avoid periods of direct sunlight. For daily walks, it is recommended that owners try to choose a day when the sun is brighter. Small, time period when the temperature is low, such as early morning or evening, to avoid direct sunlight, and secondly, to prevent the ground temperature from being too high. If you have to go out during the day, it is recommended that the owner put on shoes for the dog to avoid burning the dog's pads, and choose a shady road.

2. Sunscreen is indispensable: Many owners think that the thick hair on their dogs will make them very hot, and then they shave their dogs’ hair. Be careful here, don’t shave them all. Dogs’ skin is directly exposed to the sun and is easily sunburned. If the dog's hair has been cut very short, it is recommended that the owner buy sun protection clothing for the dog.

3. Moisture replenishment is very important: In summer, you must pay attention to hydration, especially when you go out. You must bring drinking water so that your dog can replenish water at any time. Since dogs dissipate heat through their tongues, Therefore, giving them some cool water can help them cool down.

4. Always pay attention to the condition of your dog: Dogs are very prone to heatstroke in the summer, and in severe cases it may even be life-threatening. Therefore, owners should always pay attention to the physical condition of their dogs. If you experience shortness of breath or reddened skin, you may have a mild heat stroke, and you need to take immediate cooling measures. If you don't know what to do, go to the hospital immediately.